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Can't lower your heels in a deep squat? Try these!✨
Malasana ankle mobility is key for improving ankle flexibility and enhancing deep squats. Try these drills: 1. Warm up with calf raises on blocks or a stair case to work mobility. 2. Perform single squat lifts, lowering the shin of the supporting leg to the floor, engaging foot muscles. 3. Deep lunges aid ankle dorsiflexion. Square your hips, slowly lower them forward and down. 4. Explore knee drops/lifts: start in a toe stand, drop hips to the floor and aim to lower the heels. Balance with
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Ease Wrist Pain: Quick Tips and Moves ✅
Discover simple yet effective exercises to ease wrist pain and strengthen your joints. Our guide provides step-by-step techniques for quick relief and long-term health. Perfect for anyone from office workers to athletes. #WristWellness #PainRelief #HealthyJoints #ExerciseGuide #StrengthAndSupport
Use this routine to bulletproof your wrists! [📹 trev.strength]
Those who train calisthenics will commonly complain of wrist pain. I’ve injured my wrists twice during my calisthenics journey and use this routine to rehab and prep my body for my workouts. My wrists are feeling much stronger than before. The next step for me is to do weighted wrist exercises and to strengthen my elbows and shoulders. The stronger your shoudlers, the less your elbows have to work, and the stronger your elbows, the less your wrists have to work. Tag someone who needs to see this ❤️ CH€CK 0UT B!O L!NK 🔗 for: 📖 Full-Body Mobility Program💥
Ankle Mobility
“Trust the Process” -The Senshi Brand with these ankle mobility movements. The key to almost every activity; as simple as walking or as complex as pistol squats. Too often overlooked is that the strength for and effectiveness of many movements start from the bottom. Lack of mobility in our ankles and feet can hinder the way we move, in general, as well as the execution of exercises. Seeing minimal strength in feet and/or ankles can cause instability, especially for single-leg movements (lunges, RDL’s, landing). The first two movements build strength with little to no load, but rather focusing on control and activation. Additionally, not having enough flexibility in the ankles can prevent depth and build incorrect habits for squats. The last two moves are different ways to dynamically